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Historian says Sadiq Khan's decision to name Overground line after the Suffragettes is 'deeply offensive' because they were 'terrorists' who tried to win female votes by planting bombs on trains

The London Mayor announced new names and colours for all six London Overground lines today in a £6.3million project.

Fascism and the Women's Cause: Gender Critical Feminism, Suffragettes and the Women's KKK

While the links between the anti-trans moral panic and the far-right are well-documented, 'Gender Critical' feminists are able shield themselves from that connection because of the common assumption that feminism and fascism are polar opposites. But, at many points in history, the distinction between feminism and fascism has been far from clear cut.

The radical history of Newland Park and its notorious visitors

Newland Park in Chalfont St Peter was once a grand country estate built in the neo-classical style around 1770 and visited by George III.

Where To Celebrate International Women's Day 2022 In London

Women's History Month and International Women's Day events across the capital.

Jujitsu Suffragettes: How Women Fought For The Vote With An Ancient Martial Art

As the campaign for women's suffrage grew more extreme, so did the violence directed against it. Here, Emelyne Godfrey reveals how suffragettes fought back by mastering an ancient Japanese martial art

13 October: On this day in history

What events happened on 13 October in history? Dominic Sandbrook rounds up the events, births and deaths…

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Plymouth's women in history: Ju-jitsu suffragettes and the plan to bring down Smeaton's Tower

Plymouth's women in history: Ju-jitsu suffragettes and the plan to bring down Smeaton's Tower You may not know about some of these fascinating stories from Plymouth's past The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest nostalgia features and photo stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Plots to blow up Smeaton's Tower, ju-jitsu-trained suffragettes and an infamous and controversial Stonehouse courtesan - these are just some of the women you may not know about in Plymouth's past.

How Britain's Suffragettes turned to 'TERRORISM' by blowing up trains and torching tearooms

Simon Webb counters popular view in his book The Suffragette Bombers: Britain's Forgotten Terrorists He claims 'history has been kind' to Emmeline Pankhurst and the other leaders of the movement He argues that they carried out a 'widespread and sustained bombing campaign' across the country Activists also carried out arson attacks, including on tea house at Kew Gardens in Richmond, West London